ED, PE And Venous Leakage

I got massacred by a crazy super set strategy awhile back. Jelqing and me aren’t best partners, anyway. I just know fluid built up in this spot irregularly near the base, and rough maybe decayed bumpy vein was in the area. I peeked in a lot of online doctor responses, and was encouraged the body (the dick) would reabsorb the messed up pieces I had broken. I was encouraged by a certain fellow with a Big girth’s posts that the dick could survive some crazy stuff, basically.

And I know traction is awesome. For healing in medicine for crying out loud. So the extender stayed on, the warm water pump was slowly reintroduced, the dick got it’s smooth shape back, but man I am cock obsessed…I was freaking worried, and I have had to be patient with my EQ. but again, PE could always be your best friend to heal you if used wisely.

I truly feel I am better than ever, because of wisdom gained and the steady course pursued since, and the great vigorous act of kegaling and PC muscle clenching that complement warm water pumping so well.

Now for some serious length…hmmm. (Staring at Bib starter.)

Do you have any references for this claim?

It follws from what is said in the first post, with the sources cited. It can’t be said it is a precise number, it could be 95% or 99,5%, but look at it in this perspective: after I posted this thread 99% of members with venous leakage magicaly seemed to heal, except of course Warmrage.

Sure enough I thought I had a venous leak but after talking to marinera and he calm me down all of sudden the thoughts of having one starting to die out.

The problem with that is that you are not talking about a random sampling here, you are talking about a specific group of men who manipulate themselves in such a fashion that venous leakage occurrence in this population probably would not match that of the general population.

Agreed Boner, but I’m talking exactly to the same population. More generally, I don’t pretend the 99% is precise, I couldn’t even find a figure of the frequence in any clinical paper, all you can find in latest papers is : true venous leakage is very rare and in about every case the real issue is somewhere else - very often the cause is psychologic.

If anybody can find reliable source about the incidence he can post here of course and I’ll be the first being glad of it. Not old sources though, something written in the last 3 years should be fine.

I’ll have a good look around, but that last 3 years stipulation is ridiculous.

4?

Penile Doppler test has been around for a lot longer than four years.

Correct me if I’m wrong, Boner: Penile doppler basically shows velocity of blood flow. If TA or CC elasticity is impaired, penile doppler isn’t 100% reliable because it just will just measure velocity of blood flow; since impaired elasticity of TA will alter per se velocity of blood flow, penile doppler isn’t even reliable to differentiate between arteriogenic and venogenic impotence. More generally, any exams has to be interpreted by the Doctor, in a given context and according to what he thinks; so the same results of an exam will be interpreted in a given way today by most of doctors, and in a different way 10 years from now by other (or even the same) doctors.

Beside that , let me elucidate the meaning of the first post: venous leakage is very rare in the general population - I’ll let you give me a relialbe number if you like. Now, if a guy, who always had normal erections, after one month on PE starts having some form of ED and believes he has broken his veins, he is near for sure wrong; what’s more likely happening, is that his TA has lost temporarily elasticity and/or smooth muscle of the penis is tired, so that veno-occlusive function is temporarily impaired; those are predictable consequences of PE, where the mechanism through you can break permanently a vein through PE is even hard to imagine. So, what is happening near for sure every time a guy believes PE caused venous leakage to him is just temporary ED due to the stress and anxiety at work. Anxiety can make the ED long lasting or even permanent. Can you agree with this?

Thanks a lot, Marinera. Grazie tante.

Prego Shazzan. :)

I was reading this topics that talk about ED and Venous Leak by doing PE, and I was thinking.. I guess all the people that have this problems by doing PE correctly have noticed it right in the beginning, right? I guess if you’re doing PE for months and didnt noticed problems you won’t have these problems unless you change your routine for something really wrong. What do you think?

Nice job, Marinera, ottimo contributo.

Thank you.

Grazie!